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Azure Virtual Desktop – June Updates
June has been quite a month for Azure Virtual Desktop. Microsoft remains committed to actively reading user’s suggestions and implementing real and substantial change. Some of those changes will be rolling out soon, so we have taken the liberty of preparing a list summarizing the biggest changes announced this month for AVD. The Name Change Probably the most noticeable change to AVD is the fact it is now…
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Cyber Threat Hunting: Tricks and Tools You Need
A lot of cybersecurity processes are reactive. Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), for instance, interpret clues that could lead an organization to uncover threatening activity that is already in progress or has already compromised a system. This and other types of security monitoring are important for a holistic cybersecurity plan, but threat hunting is a different approach.…
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Data Integrity: What It Is and Best Practices for Businesses
What is Data Integrity? Data integrity, in this environment, refers to the state of your data. Is it clean? Is it corrupt? To be more clear, our data integrity definition is the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of data stored in databases, data warehouses, data marts, or any of your internal data storage locations, such as…
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Remote Workforce? Protect Your Business from Cyber Threats
GadellNet is continuing to help all of our clients transition to a work-from-home policy wherever possible. As the earliest concerns of connectivity are beginning to subside, new and perhaps more important concerns of security are beginning to pour in. Once workers leave the secured network of their office, regardless of whether they are fully cloud…
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Eliminating Insider Risk to Your Data
Data breaches are continually rising in frequency and intensity. Small businesses have been increasing their investments in cyber security steadily over the last five years. From antivirus to threat detection software, you can invest any sum of money into your cyber security measures and be the better for it, but that’s not where the biggest…
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Mobile Device Management: Letting Data walk out the Door
You wouldn’t let an ex-employee walk out the front door with boxes of documents, would you? Of course, you wouldn’t. You probably wouldn’t even let a current employee walk out the door with boxes of documents, especially those containing sensitive information. They could be lost, stolen, or otherwise, end up in the wrong hands. It…
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Security as a Service (SECaaS) Explained
What is Security as a Service? Every time you turn around, it seems like there is a new “BLANK as-a-Service” provided. These services are generally a business model that allows for web-based outsourcing. Security as a Service, or SECaaS, refers to web-based security solutions delivered over the cloud. SECaaS allows for a company to have…
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Adaptive Security Architecture Protects Your Business
If there is one thing we know about cybersecurity, it’s that it’s ever-changing. As the good guys come up with new ways to secure our systems, the bad guys figure out ways around that. It’s gone on this way for many years now and we expect to see that continue. Adaptive security architecture is a…
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Spear Phishing vs Phishing + How to Avoid Both
Spear Phishing vs. Phishing Spear phishing and phishing are both forms of malicious electronic communication that involve tricking people into giving out personal, sensitive information. The primary difference is that general phishing attempts are sent to masses of people, whereas spear phishing attempts are personalized to an individual. Consider the following scenario… You receive an…
